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The rapid safe of a very large edition .of this work,.the. general approbation wirh.which it has been honoured, and its introduction into many donsitkrabloscliools, have induced the Author to print the new Edition in two sizes, to enlarge and improve it throughout, and to add the additional charac ters of the Apostles Peter and Paul. . . . Printed for Richard Phillips, ti, Bridge.street;. sold by W. 'leaf, and Bryce and Co. I. riviburgh ; by .M. lin, and by all other Bookv , llers. 01 whom may belud, by the same Author, The Universal Biographical and Historical Dictionary, price As. in boards. COUGH'S CAMDEN'S BRITANNIA. This Day was puhlishe, In Four large' Volumes, Folio, illustrated by numerous ' Plates, price 161. 16s. inboards, . A New Edition ui BRITANNIA, or a Choro , 11 graphical Description of the flourishing Kingdoms of. England, Scotland,. and Ireland, and the lalands adjacent, tram. the evilest Antiquity. By WILLIAM CAMDEN. ;. 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View. of ail the more prominent Branches of the Irish Coiti-;. mutt . , during ine same Petiod :.,Accounts of The Value of the Expotts and Iniports of Ireland, ,since the middle of the last Centurg; to vt the Public Revenue, Expenditure, and' Debt thereof; -sine° the Year 178 a.. Rettittl , i Of the ditterent endowed Schools in Ireland, and the unendowed Ones in par rimier Distritts;--;Statements of the Roman Caibrilic Popu lation, and whir local Circumstances of several. Dioceses in 'the • Provinceol . 14114161 Fr. ,taithrtil Representation of the actual Condition of the Irish Roman Catholic Clergy; and v ‘tious other interesting Mariels„ Ftio shole drawn trout the most authentic , fly NOVEN-HAM, Esq. Author of .0 .lu9ttir) into th‘t Progress and Magottide of the Popuration of Ireland ; aod .of several.. Tracts relative TO that Cowan , . . • Printed for 'l' Cadell - and W. Davits, Strand. font' the LONDOIV GAZETTE, Fel. !4, Admiralty-Office, rte. t 4, t GOD. Eztroa of a Letter from Captain Schonz6erg, of his Arniecty's Ship Lobe, ito the Hon, tt. 11". Pole, doted at Sea, the 6th instant. 1 have. to inform you, that yestgrday at noon, in lat. .39, 24. r,'.3,1 Wog,. U. 4i. W. bia Majesty a Sttip Under my command hall the good • fortune tci t * ,;' , • with a French Nitibnal Ship of War in ttie taking a Ship and a Brig. On the she bore up and made deserting h r {tit and leaving the Brig destitute of to •n. Every • ertion 'was ,made'to come np u lilt tne enemy; and much was necessary, I assure you, trOm the wcattui being thick and squally - . At eight at night we got alOcigside of her, and brought her to close ataiuth She was - defended tor,. about 20 minutes, when she struck to hisAiLje&ty's Ship: .She, proved to be the', La Hei;e tional Ship of War, frigate,built,. mounting - eigh. teen 2.4 7 potinders, caFronades, and two long- twe1,1:&; with a complement of . 160 men ; conirnandtd by Monsieur Le 131.0ionneui , Te, Lipi)toant de Valiseam. She had, been out thirty-eight < days, from ,•Bent deaux. with 600 barrelsof it r,, bound to Si. Dr, mingo. ,Site has taken the English Vessels as per . margin*. , . • Lia flax 4rt, very fine. vessel, about 450 tans, quit r,Cw, ativf appears to be s;":ip that may be viceatalt; to his Majesty. lam .most happy ,to not a nun WaS hurt •in the tone. * Brig Entarp6zei trim Liverpool ; Brig 1.9 . rd Ntulgravco bound to-Vigo ; Prig, Incellus, botin4 to Gibr,thar. Copt, of a Letur from Thomaslames illaf:7g, Esq. Captain of Majesty's Ship Undauatel, la tile" Hon. W. IV Pols, dated On board that Sitip, Spitheaddke 13al. ii t. , SI R—You' will please to inform thi,it'Lp6lih; ‘ ).; `that the Undaunted captured' the San Jo , iephe y,!s terday- forenoon', after a hart! run of • fourliuo: 'She is a fine 'copper-bottomed Nivate.tt, -out tour days frimiSt. Mtiloes, stored for t v.° moil' bs,pii•r( - . , :...1 for ethteen guns, (hut mounting* only fOun teen,) and" a complement of ninety=six men. "the San' Joseplie.i4 nearly now, is r6it6nett the tasteSt °tit of St. Maloes, and'is a desirable'Vesset tor his Maj(!9ty's service.We `tnet her . at dawn of ,day, too lbearus'tn { escape. .• • • I IliVe the honour to be, &e. (Signed) J.MALING. CommissiOtis sighed by the Lard Lieutenatit of IVarce3tei-1 ShiT . WorcestersitimMilitia. lenry Martin, Esq. to be . Captain. nated January 36, 1So9„ E;tward Mog , a.:l , t. to be Lituten'ant, ,daied J in .i 4, .1:09. licitly D Gent. t , . tie Ei.tsigh;•tlate,ti ai above. .r • ' N. rth Woraster Local Militia. " in. Congrcve Atts..oll. E.. rt. to be Iteutedmit cdhorl, I.ld, 17, 004 Robert itoulton 4Yat Iru.s, FAT. r M d tel a 5 Anovi% kobeit Pcdrice, V.sti, Go raid, darer!" -,ttpr 30, 111. It. Thomas 'ray 'Veri.on, E.,q„ to be .nov4 datod Dee 16, itoB. Witt. Robes.iii. Esq. to be ditto, dated lan. 17. tlio9. Rohe; , a, Gent. 1.) , 1*.e dateal S ept . 30, 0398. pt,„ sp,rmw.sidvin, Cent. to he ditto; dated' Dc.7: 19, %SA.' loseph akeni..it, Gen.. to boditt..), dated Jan. 17, 03.9. Cointnissiith in. the Northumberland Regintent sigitml by the. Lori( Laeutenont. Andrew ..R.arasay, Gent. to be Ensign, tided Sept. 9, IBA. Cirtninissiorthn rite Northumberland Regiment or Local litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, dated soil. 1 0 , ,s„g . Henry tleneage St. Paul, Esq. to .be. Lieutenant-Colonel- Conunandant. • David Logan, Esq: to be .Lieutenaitr- 0 ., lune'. Geoige Hughes, Esq-. to he'Major, with the - Rank Of Lieutenant-Colonel: 'Mark Carr, Esq. to bx Ta be Captains --llenry littwey, ES9. with the Brevet Rant.'. of Major. David Lee, Esq. with' the liarevet or. l'immas bell, Lsq. Ralph Coaprott, Nelson, Esq. LRalph sanderson„l'.sq. Beave. ley, Esq. Zahn Hall, Esq.'. Bell., llarbottle, Esq. • To he Supernumerary Captaips—Joseph Darling, 1 7 .4, Henry l'eareth Buried, lisq. Tax.ton, PA trick*Hogg, Esq. Walter lcowtand, E,sq: Sainoel tun Esq. • .To be Lieutertants , - I . l .'illlarn , . Humble, Cent. William' Elliot, Gent. Thomas Sani4ason, Gent, lohn Ccitt. Anthony Barba, Gcstt, William Lowrey, Gent. lotm Hopper, Gent. 1 0 bn KinWP, Gent. I ,, vpit . antler, Gent. John M'ltae , Gent , Thompkins, Gent.' William Gibson, Gent. To be Supernumerary Lieutenants-141m Fraser, Cent. RO.- bert Ord, Gent.- To be Ensigns-101M Anderson, Gent; 'Thomas Surtixs, Gent. Thomas treed, Gent. Henry tilliott, (..;<44t, !oink Banner, Gera: Thomas Brown,. Cent. E. C. Givg.orn, - Gent . 'To biz Q,uarter -Master—George Bolton, - Cent. To bo surgeon—fohn Cockburn Stout, Gent., BAN KgUPT4. h I ,l " e l r l i t ron S !, :o l t S t ,l l l id ut A ,C l2 % fe t i : l 'l" l t , ll( 2ll: ' a Ni t rk' eleven, g r°acte grocers, 7 ,lfrren : to Lc:cluing-lane, Y.otk, Attntnies, Mr. kigg, , ~,,,,,.1 „ t Vork ; of•M&srs. Loctingtou and ttall, So. ~, lacteS Tetitrle; 1A71'14011. - • William Row, St. Peter's Quay, Northuniberlartd, ship. builder, Feb. 27, and Mitten .6, as, ar Tavecti, Newcxtle,Uprin-Tyne. Altvritie:,, At. Vinson, or Mr. NeAve‘tstli. upon-Tyne. Mtch.tel "tityl, , ,t and I.l.verpo6l, March „ind deven, at the ctowil aaf ini.:ll(,r - .Cavern, street; Attortnes, Mr. Kotv.,litaey, not , otr Met,sr.i. Cooper. and, Lowe, 4 .)Utillinlptuil-1)111.11.141: 1 ; • Chaacery innkeeper, Williatrt CoyCe, Coventry,Fe). 23, 24, a, Match 21i, at eleven, at the Bull' Inn, Nuneaton, one. Attornies, rl'ebutt and (..:Qy's,lnn-scluAte, London; ur !tlr. CroppLit,- licir4orth, Leicet.tershire. john Wcht.ter And lames Webster; Wal:eficirl, corn and NA arch' t at Otlirl, 41 tie:: ‘c:alcetielo. Attornws, Mr, L ;•;;,_ Carden,- London ; or Mr. tie,,vor., Mike:L - Id. SaninCl Kniyht, Whitc Crws-street } I 0, ) , :441 , 1 March 4.-24,, at twelve, and 61.1114.1iia11. Attoi - nel., f• Vizard, • AtiattS?ll t 91 . Chnicly miller, at totir, 9, at eleven, ;inc.! AS, at lour, at the .1 11144 • Lancaster ! .Attottnetl, '4'4lr. Yorker, .I.4ne.ister ; • hieb4cs. CAton and lirknw:ll, iit•dellgAte-enreci, Thomas Stouter, litistoi., carpetner, : antl j4.+,(143•, l'co. 2 . !c, atnl March 28, at eleven, it the 13ri4tol! toruies,_ . lsiessfs. Bash :oat Prn.te.ak..x, ; or a,4, 15 , 11;44adnie, Alesunder, and I:Willie, Now Inn, Lorainii. .DAN;i.t itnkin4, LantrissAnt ' (..:141norproz.nire, Imen-draticr, Fen. 27, 24, and Marcll 28, at elev::11, {a the hi b i l Bristol: - Attonlies, Mr. lanes, tray's 11 , 41-s(ittale, don; or Mr. COokd, Ccor,r,e Davis. KingaLind.to.od, cow•keeper, Feb: 21, 'tad Al arch I, 28) at claim, at _Clatiattall. A ttorney'; Mr.TOl,l, Michael Webstur, Witham, York, builder, Feb. 2 1 4 , 24p %Mt Match 23, at eleven, at Int Bart Tav ern ,. • titott , tlpultr.Htta.. AttOositri • 1. until Al. i'nckett, Mull; u r Ale a sia. 4 , , , atSuis.eual,Cowper 4 , •, _London. Thomas Llo)d, Poultry, slat: thetehant, Feb. 21, eS, and tvlarch 24, at one; at L0n . ,011. Alt.trn,t;, • Mr. I:(ppmt, tiertnondsr.)-street, Tltuntas Poler, kaferenwion, met,.nant, Fet). 2i, 23, arid. , Man:11.23, one, at Guile:lull. eitiOfitaY, Mr. I l ea Sep, 141111.c:watt, Icutple, H TUFA Fit L, iwy AL , 1;A y-MARKET• T °7l.l(3llll °W EVENING e 16 1800 Kill Inrisnrne t t • P • • • OF .THEWORLD. Sir Pe rtiriax'MaeWcophliiit, Mr: COOKE ; Fgetten . ,'Mr. C. K EMBLE ; • . ; Melville, Mr. MURRAY ; Sidney, Mr. 13RUNTON ; • • Lady Rodolpha 1.1.4103n - court; Mri: H. 101iNSTON; Constantia, jAY NC) KTON . *w 1 T It DE LA PEROUSE ; Or,. DESOI.ATE BLAND. 139144ba., Se0 , 111‘) Price 3 bd. Second Priee 2S. ~ allriy 2s. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery is. ,4 ' , ices for the to be taken of Mr: Brandon, at the Hay-rnarket.• . 'V he 1. 4 00 rs to he (yelled at Hall past Five, and begin at } bit past • This Day .Was published, In Three Vols. limo. price Ils, 6d. in bo.fr , k, TH E . SOLDIER'S ORPHAN ; • a TALE.— ' • By Mrs. CAST'F.LI.O. l'rintcd Tor Longman, Hurst, Rees; and Orme, ~PatenuOS , ter-row.